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From: Jeff Wheat <jeff@cetlink.net>
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Subject: MYSQL port problems
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I have recently tried to us the mysql port from the ports collection as
well as downloading the latest version from tcx.se and even downloading
the precompiled package. All three have the same problem on different
machines and OS releases. A fresh installation results in the daemon
dumping core and restarting on a simple task such as "mysqladmin version".
I have tried this with 2.2.5, 2.2.6, 2.2.7, 3.0-current all on pentium
machines with 128megs or more ram. Postgres works fine on all of these
same machines. (Postgres is not running when trying to us mysql). If
anyone has managed to get mysql running and kept it running without
database corruption, please email me and let me know what had to be
done to accomplish this. I need a stable mysql installation for some
projects of mine. Also, I have tried compiling with both mit-threads
and libc_r. Please reply directly to me as I am not on the lists.

Many thanks,
Jeff

jeff@cetlink.net

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